Sentence examples for give a strong statement from inspiring English sources
The word "London" will be introduced below to "establish the club firmly on the international stage", and the more minimalist approach is to give a "strong statement that is instantly West Ham United".
At the prime minister's office, Mr. Cheney gave a strong statement endorsing Israel's need for security.
Jane Shepherdson, chief executive of fashion chain Whistles, gave a strong statement in support of quotas to the Telegraph on International Women's Day, before talking about women in public life at the Bath literature festival.
Educators in New York were given no choice but to make a strong statement against the inadequate implementation of the standards," NEA President Dennis Van Roekel said in a statement Monday.
Taken together, these statements seem to give a strong endorsement to the claim that it is a violation of a person's health rights to deny him treatment on the grounds that treating that person is too expensive for the state.
The issue struck a chord with Chairman and Chief Executive Robert Iger, who felt it was important for the company to make a strong statement on the legislation given Disney's presence in the state, said a person close to the studio unauthorized to comment publicly.
Give a strong opinion, do it often.
He gave a strong closing statement, and after it all ended, the pundits were in agreement that he had breathed new life into his campaign.
Indeed, we fully concur that it would be disingenuous to make such a strong statement given the limited sensitivity of the PER and physiological assays.
Rep. Diana DeGette (D-Colo). and Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash). negotiated key provisions to boost research funding, and Obama gave the bill a strong statement of support ahead of its passage in the House.
